I don’t think I have ever felt as intrigued by a country as I have by Rwanda. The country is incredibly lush and green, every square inch appears to be utilised and the people are hardworking and seemingly happy. But is it all what it seems?
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Happy New Year and I hope you are well regardless of the wet weather in England.
Selous is well, hot and getting dry at the moment but the game have been good
Comments closedSerena Hotels Africa is this year’s winner in six categories at the World Travel Awards. The awards ceremony took place on October 16th at the Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi.
Comments closedIt’s been a while since we last heard from Jumbe , one of the rangers at Selous Serena Camp and Mivumo River Lodge, but there’s…
Comments closedIt is also where you will find Paul Mwaura, Lake Elmenteita Serena Camp’s 35 year old Head Chef, and having tasted his amazing food we wanted to find out more about the man.
Comments closedPJ from Visions of Africa joined an Ethos and Serena Hotels educational to Kenya and wrote this report on her trip.
Comments closedMeet Lewis and Margaret Small a retired couple from Wales, who just can’t seem to get enough of Kenya and Serena Hotels. They simply keep coming back.
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The future of travel trade shows, generally, gets debated in all sorts of ways all the time.
A few years ago we had 8 clients exhibiting at World Travel Market, in 2012 we had 4 and in 2013 we will probably have even less.
Indaba is historically the key show for Africa, but each year fewer buyers attend.
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On hearing I would be taking a small group of journalists to South Africa for a week … I was torn. Torn between being totally excited to be staying in some of the country’s top boutique hotels or the simple pleasure of getting a rare full night’s sleep. As mum to 3 boys (including 2 year old twins!) a full night’s sleep sounded like a major highlight.
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